St. John's Lutheran ChurchWarrenton, MO

Monday, April 29, 2013

DEVOTION: "O Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth. You have set your glory in the heavens. From the lips of children and infants you have ordained praise." Psalm 8:1-2

Yesterday we had our eighth grade confirmation celebration! Part of that was that the kids had to read essays that were written. All I can say is that I was greatly impressed and amazed by these wonderful 14 year olds! They are great kids who believe in Jesus and love Him as their Lord and Savior and it shown brightly yesterday! What great examples of Christianity they are for ALL of us!

A lot of the time our culture gets down on young people. We tend to lump all teenagers into the "bad" category. With these kids, that couldn't be further from the truth. I'm very proud of them. You should be too!

Don't get me wrong, they are normal kids who get in trouble from time to time and give their parents headaches and heartburn on an almost daily basis, but they are also CHRISTIAN kids who believe in the love and forgiveness of Christ and live out that Christian faith in many ways throughout their lives. It is that love and forgiveness that is going to take them far in this world and carry them all the way to eternal life.

I would say that we need to support our youth in their faith throughout their growing up years, but I think they are going to do a lot of supporting of the faith life of this church themselves for many years to come. These eighth graders along with all of our kids are going to be great Christian leaders for the rest of their lives if they hold on to Christ! Look for them all to be doing great things for many years to come!

Let us pray. Lord God we thank you for our young people and the examples of faith you have made them to be. Continue to work in and through them to bring about your glory, honor, and peace.
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THURSDAY'S QUIZ: What is a "Song of Ascent" in the Psalms? Ascents --A prayer for deliverance from false accusers. Some have thought the Hebrew for this word refers to stairs leading to the temple , hence a Song of The Stairs to be used in Temple liturgy . Most believe it refers to the annual religious pilgrimages to Jerusalem. (Wonderful job Pam)

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MONDAY'S QUIZ: What is "Gittith" in Psalm 8?

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CALENDAR:

Mon- Ministerial alliance meeting 9am

Tues- Quilters 9am; Bible study 11:30-12:15

Wed- Gus's birthday

Thurs- National Day of Prayer Breakfast and service 6:30-8am

Fri- Set up for Ladies Aid and Little Lambs sales All day

Sat- Parking Lot and Pavilion Sale 7am-3pm; Craft, Bake, Vendor Sale and Luncheon 9am-3pm; worship 5pm

Sun- worship 8:30; Bible Study 9:45; worship 11; basement reserved for Angelina Ballerina Tea at noon

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NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER BREAKFAST AND SERVICE THURSDAY, MAY 2 BEGINNING AT 6:30am!!!!

Come and enjoy a wonderful continental breakfast with many of your brothers and sisters in Christ from throughout the community and then spend some time in prayer and worship before going to school and/or work.

Breakfast begins at 6:30am

Prayer service begins at 7am and will last half an hour so that no one is late for school or work.

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SPRING BAZAAR AND EXTRAVAGANZA COMING UP SATURDAY, MAY 4!!!

Do you like hunting for treasures?? Do you like good deals? Do you like good eats? Do you like to support your church and your preschool?

Then come up to church 7am-1pm and find all that you will need!!

Here's what we will have!!

1. Lunch: sloppy joes, hot dogs, pie, chips, drinks!!

2. Ladies Aid Bake and Craft Sale

3. Vendor Fair- Tupperware, Scentsy, Upper Case Living, etc.

4. Parking Lot Flea market/yard sale

There are still spots available in the basement and in the parking lot to sell your won stuff!! Call the church office today 456-2888!!!

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MEN'S BREAKFAST WAS WONDERFUL!!

We had 17 guys show up! We talked about fishing and lures and how we are sometimes enticed but the lures (temptations) of the world and what God has done to save us from temptation and give us His forgiveness. We will have our next one on Saturday, May 25 at 8am!!! All men and boys are welcome to attend!! Just let me know you will be coming so we have enough food!!

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PAINTBALL FOR 7th-12th GRADERS!!!!

All 7th-12th graders will meet next Monday, May 6 to go paintballing!!! I will make the reservations and will get back to you all about the details!!

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PRAYER REQUESTS:

For TIM LINKE as he has surgery this morning to repair a hernia in part of his stomach and esophagus.

For JEANETTE KOEHLER as she is hospitalized recovering from surgery to remove an infection in her leg.

For PAUL TOEDEBUSCH, who will be having surgery June 14 to remove his bladder due to cancer.

For RICK SPINIOLAS who has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and will be beginning chemotherapy on Monday.

For NANCY SPINIOLAS, his wife, who is dealing with severe back pain due to many years of using an artificial leg.

For RALPH SPOEDE who is dealing with cancer in both his kidney and in his brain.

For DOMINIC GENTILE, a friend to many at church and in the community, who is suffering with brain cancer and is recovering from surgery.

For JONAS BORCHERT, grandson of Don Nolte, and Pat King's cousin on your prayers today as well. .

PRAYERS FOR OUR SERVICEMEN

I have been compiling a list of servicemen who are members of St John's so that we can pray for them. Below is a list of them and where they are currently stationed. Please note that their stationing changes quickly, so this may not even be up to date, but it is the last known whereabouts that I have of these guys.

Danny Dreyer- Army- 2nd Lieutenant- graduating from Ranger school Today.

Sam Hargrove- Army- 2 Lieutenant- Ft Rucker, Alabama, will be going through helicopter flight school and other training

David Mincemeyer- Army- Army Specialist- Ft. Carson, CO

Jon Rahn- Navy- Hawaii, not sure of his rank at this time

David Tate- Air Force- 2nd Lieutenant- Kirtland AF Base, Albuquerque, NM

Alex Walters- Navy- E4- Guam

Ryan Woolf- Air Force- Airman 1st Class- Buckley Air Force Base, near Denver, CO

If there are more out there that I just don't know about, please let me know, and I will include him/her on the list.

Also, if you would like your family member or friend included in this list, please reply to this email with all the information!

Pray for these guys. Some of these guys are in harm's way right now, others are training to put themselves in harm's way. All of them have volunteered to serve and protect their country (which is you).

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prayer request for Tim Linke

Please pray for Tim Linke as he is having surgery tomorrow to repair a severe paraesophogeal (sp?) hernia. at Mercy Hospital in Washington.

National Day of Prayer Breakfast & Prayer Service Flyer

Greetings!

I have attached a flyer re our 4th Annual National Day of Prayer Breakfast & Prayer Service.

Many of you have attended in past years and I wanted to let you know this year's date.

The flyer attached can be printed and you are encouraged to share the notice with your friends, family and co-workers. If your workplace has a bulletin board, and allows these types of events to be posted, that would be appreciated as well.

Hope to see you there bright and early next Thursday!

RSVPs to 636-456-2888 ( or snsrobine@centurytel.net ) are appreciated; but not necessary.

Thank you and have a great day in the Lord.

Sandy Robine

snsrobine@centurytel.net

UPDATE THURSDAY, 4/25/13 AT 12:40 PM FOR THE NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER BREAKFAST

Thanks to Don & Wanda Turnure for the final food item for our prayer breakfast!!

You all are awesome "givers"!!!

******There IS one more way you could help with the prayer breakfast. The paper products (tablecloths/napkins/cups/plates) cost about $35. If you would want to give individual donations of $1 - $5 - or whatever, to offset that expense for the church, that would be great too.

GREETINGS ALL YOU St. John's C.H.U.R.C.H. Ministry go-getters!!!!!!!!!!

On Thursday, May 2, 2013 we are hosting a National Day of Prayer observance like we did the past 3 years. We are serving a continental breakfast in the church overflow area from 6:30 AM - 7:00 AM.

At 7:00 AM Pastor Klaustermeier will begin a prayer and devotion time in our sanctuary with music by Barb Dreyer.

You all have another opportunity to help out by donating the items for the breakfast. We did have a pretty good turnout last year; but we never really know how many to expect. I believe the following list should be plenty to serve the folks who come that morning. Hopefully, some of our Little Lambs and their parents will be able to attend before school begins.

Please have your donated items to church

ON Wed. May 1, 2013 for maximum freshness

(Refrigerated items can be put in the refrigerators in the church kitchen - the others on the island in the church kitchen)

Items should be plainly marked

"FOR NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER BREAKFAST"

So as not to get mixed with Ladies Aid Luncheon, Craft & Bake Sale Items

IMPORTANT: Please respond by emailing Sandy Robine at snsrobine@centurytel.net

and let her know what item you will donate and how much of that item or if you have any questions!

THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY & HELP EACH YEAR!!!!!

Here is what we will need & HAVE SO FAR (Items "spoken for" are in RED):

Orange Juice 1 gallon Easter Breakfast surplus!! (Thank You Marilyn for thinking of this!)

Milk 1 gallon Terry & Lynn Russell

Cream (1/2 & 1/2) 1 quart Sandy Robine

Muffins 3 dozen total

1 dz. Ruth Walters 1 dz Terry & Lynn Russell 1 dz Elaine Schauer

Donuts 3 dozen total

1 dz Brent Davis 1 dz Ruth Walters 1 dz. Don & Wanda Turnure

Fruit Yogurt 6 containers total (sugg. strawberry, peach, mixed berry) Molly Hendershot

Bananas 8 each Bob & Sue Ruhl

Bagels (Plain or sesame) 1 dozen Carol Peper

Cream Cheese (Plain) 1 container Laura Adams

I Can't Believe It's Not Butter 2 containers Laura Adams

English Muffins (regular plain) 1 dozen Terry McKenzie

Preserves 1 jar ea. of Strawberry & Grape Joanne Hachtel

No Sugar Apricot Preserves 1 jar Terry McKenzie

1 Dozen Hard Boiled Eggs Marilyn Foster (Thanks Marilyn!)

UPDATE THURSDAY, 4/25/13 AT 9:00 AM FOR THE NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER BREAKFAST

Only one more week until the National Day of Prayer Breakfast and Prayer Service!!

Looks like all we need donated toward the list below are 1 more dozen donuts!!!

You all are awesome "givers"!!!

******There IS one more way you could help with the prayer breakfast, once we get donation of another dozen donuts. The paper products (tablecloths/napkins/cups/plates) cost about $35. If you would want to give individual donations of $1 - $5 - or whatever, to offset that expense for the church, that would be great too.

GREETINGS ALL YOU St. John's C.H.U.R.C.H. Ministry go-getters!!!!!!!!!!

At 7:00 AM Pastor Klaustermeier will begin a prayer and devotion time in our sanctuary with music by Barb Dreyer.

Please have your donated items to church

ON Wed. May 1, 2013 for maximum freshness

(Refrigerated items can be put in the refrigerators in the church kitchen - the others on the island in the church kitchen)

Items should be plainly marked

"FOR NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER BREAKFAST"

So as not to get mixed with Ladies Aid Luncheon, Craft & Bake Sale Items

IMPORTANT: Please respond by emailing Sandy Robine at snsrobine@centurytel.net

and let her know what item you will donate and how much of that item or if you have any questions!

THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY & HELP EACH YEAR!!!!!

Here is what we will need & HAVE SO FAR (Items "spoken for" are in RED):

Orange Juice 1 gallon Easter Breakfast surplus!! (Thank You Marilyn for thinking of this!)

Milk 1 gallon Terry & Lynn Russell

Cream (1/2 & 1/2) 1 quart Sandy Robine

Muffins 3 dozen total

1 dz. Ruth Walters 1 dz Terry & Lynn Russell 1 dz Elaine Schauer

Donuts 3 dozen total

1 dz Brent Davis 1 dz Ruth Walters 1 dz_________________

Fruit Yogurt 6 containers total (sugg. strawberry, peach, mixed berry) Molly Hendershot

Bananas 8 each Bob & Sue Ruhl

Bagels (Plain or sesame) 1 dozen Carol Peper

Cream Cheese (Plain) 1 container Laura Adams

I Can't Believe It's Not Butter 2 containers Laura Adams

English Muffins (regular plain) 1 dozen Terry McKenzie

Preserves 1 jar ea. of Strawberry & Grape Joanne Hachtel

No Sugar Apricot Preserves 1 jar Terry McKenzie

1 Dozen Hard Boiled Eggs Marilyn Foster (Thanks Marilyn!)

Thursday, April 25, 2013

DEVOTION: Know this, my beloved brothers: let every person be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger; for the anger of man does not produce the righteousness of God. James 1:19-20

No matter what you might think, this devotion is not about two teenagers.

The first teenager is Anne Frank. As most of you know, she was a Jewish girl who spent two years hiding from the Nazis in Amsterdam. Eventually, she and her family were found, arrested and, with the exception of her father, died in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. It was only after her father returned to their hiding place that he found his daughter's diary. The book has touched millions and today, Anne Frank's hiding place has become a museum.

The second teenager's life is, in many ways, the opposite of Anne Frank's. This teenage boy is 19-year-old rock star and heartthrob Justin Bieber. Unlike Frank whose life was hidden, everything Bieber does is reported, discussed, analyzed and paraded before his fans and the public,

including his recent visit to the Anne Frank Museum in Amsterdam;

including what he wrote in the museum's guest book.

At the end of his time at the museum, Bieber penned the idea that he hoped if Anne Frank had been alive she "would have been a Belieber." No, that's not a misspelling on my part. Bieber's fans are called Beliebers."

But this devotion is not about two teenagers. It's about how people have responded to what Justin Bieber wrote at the museum.

Some people were slightly upset with the young man, while others were outraged, scandalized, horrified, disgusted, disappointed, dismayed and appalled. The common thinking was what an ego! How dare he think of himself at such a time and place?

That's the way most people felt -- most -- but not everybody.

A spokeswoman for the museum, a Ms. Mostart, defended Mr. Bieber. She told the BBC, "He's 19. It's a crazy life he's living. He didn't mean bad ... and also it's nice that he made the effort, he didn't have to come."

I don't know if Ms. Mostart is a Christian, but she sure was following James' advice about being quick to hear and slow to speak out in anger. As Luther said, she had put the "best construction on everything."

Over the years I've found that some sins are easier to deal with than others. For me (and for many), saying things about others in the kindest way does not come easily. Without waiting to investigate the facts, without giving the benefit of the doubt, without ever bothering to consider if I have anything positive to say, my tongue gets engaged, and I start spewing out seemingly endless streams of critical commentary.

That is hardly the kind of thing that benefits my neighbor or gives glory to my Redeemer.

This is why I would encourage you -- you who probably no longer are a teenager -- to use your tongue to honor the Redeemer on Monday through Saturday as wonderfully well as you do on Sunday. I know I'll try too.

THE PRAYER: Dear Lord, through the week may the words of my mouth and the mediation of my heart be acceptable to You. In Jesus I ask it. Amen.
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WEDNESDAY'S QUIZ: In Psalm 95, what do Meribah and Massah mean?

The place where Moses brought water out of the rock of Horeb, he named Massah and Meribah. Because the Israelites quarreled and tested the Lord. (Good job Pam!)

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THURSDAY'S QUIZ: What is a "Song of Ascent" in the Psalms?

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CALENDAR:

Thurs- 8th grade questioning and reception 7pm

Fri- Assemble newsletter 9am
Sat- Men's breakfast 8am; worship 5pm
Sun- worship 8:30am and 11am; Sunday school 9:45 8th Grade CONFIRMATION at 11am service
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8th GRADE QUESTIONING TONIGHT at 7PM and CONFIRMATION THIS SUNDAY AT 11am!!

Come and hear the eight 8th graders talk about all they have learned in confirmation class on Thursday night and then read their essays all about what their Lord and their faith means to them on Sunday morning .

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REPRESENTATIVE FROM TURNING POINT, ELLEN REED, WILL BE HERE TO TELL US ABOUT TURNING POINT THIS WEEKEND AT THE END OF WORSHIP AND AT BIBLE CLASS.

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MEN'S BREAKFAST ON SATURDAY, APRIL 27 at 8am!!!
I will do the cooking. We will eat breakfast and have a half hour devotion, followed by the planning of future gatherings and events. Please make plans to attend TODAY. Wives please encourage your husbands to go!!!
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NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER BREAKFAST AND SERVICE NEXT THURSDAY, MAY 2!!!!

Breakfast begins at 6:30am

Prayer service begins at 7am and will last half an hour so that no one is late for school or work.

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SPRING BAZAAR AND EXTRAVAGANZA COMING UP SATURDAY, MAY 4!!!

Do you like hunting for treasures?? Do you like good deals? Do you like good eats? Do you like to support your church and your preschool?

Then come up to church 7am-1pm and find all that you will need!!

Here's what we will have!!

1. Lunch: sloppy joes, hot dogs, pie, chips, drinks!!

2. Ladies Aid Bake and Craft Sale

3. Vendor Fair- Tupperware, Scentsy, Upper Case Living, etc.

4. Parking Lot Flea market/yard sale

There are still spots available in the basement and in the parking lot to sell your won stuff!! Call the church office today 456-2888!!!

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PRAYER REQUESTS:

For JEANETTE KOEHLER as she is hospitalized recovering from surgery to remove an infection in her leg.

For PAUL TOEDEBUSCH, who will be having surgery June 14 to remove his bladder due to cancer.

For MARY SUE TOEDEBUSCH as she meets with the doctor on Thursday to discuss the results of breathing tests

For RICK SPINIOLAS who has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and will be beginning chemotherapy on Monday.

For NANCY SPINIOLAS, his wife, who is dealing with severe back pain due to many years of using an artificial leg.

For RALPH SPOEDE who is dealing with cancer in both his kidney and in his brain.

For DOMINIC GENTILE, a friend to many at church and in the community, who is suffering with brain cancer and is recovering from surgery.

For JONAS BORCHERT, grandson of Don Nolte, and Pat King's cousin on your prayers today as well.
PAT KING'S COUSIN is seeing the doctor today about an ovarian cyst.

PRAYERS FOR OUR SERVICEMEN

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

DEVOTION: (From Lutheran Hour Ministries) April 24, 2013

And (the devil) said to Him, "If You are the Son of God, throw Yourself down, for it is written, 'He will command His angels concerning You,' and 'On their hands they will bear You up, lest You strike Your foot against a stone.' Jesus said to him, "Again it is written, 'You shall not put the Lord your God to the test.'" Matthew 4:6-7

Teenagers can be cool.

At their best they are idealistic and optimistic, eager, energetic and enthusiastic. Just as importantly, life hasn't yet taught them that the impossible can't be done. Oh, one other thing, they also generally believe they are going to live forever.

Now from a theological perspective that last one I listed, the one about living forever, is perfectly sound. Those who have a living faith in Jesus as their Savior will live forever. Forgiven of their sins, justified before their divine Judge, they have been adopted into the family of faith and will live forever with their Lord in heaven.

Yes, from that point of view the idea of living forever is a good thing. But it is a bad thing when a teen, or anyone, thinks they can defy temporal death indefinitely.

Nobody has that ability.

Case in point: Austin Price was a 15-year-old sophomore at San Lorenzo High School in California. A week or so ago Price was playing "chicken" with some friends near the train tracks that go by their school. The winner of the game was the person who could come closest to an oncoming train without being hit, hurt, crippled or killed.

Austin Price didn't win the game. When his friends moved out of the locomotive's way, he didn't. It was a brave, bold move on his part. It was also a decision that ended up with him being killed by a northbound Amtrak train. Let me ask, having heard Price's story are you thinking thank heaven I've grown out of such foolishness.

I hope so, but I'm not sure.

Yesterday Pam and I drove from Minnesota to Texas. During the course of that 900-plus-mile trip we saw some people weaving in and out of traffic, while others pulled out in front of fully loaded semi-trucks. We saw someone wend his way past the railroad closing guards, a few who blew through red lights, and others who tried to blast their way across eight lanes of traffic.

And although these people weren't teens, they were still driving like they thought they would never die. They were also tempting fate, other drivers, and God Himself, which -- according to Jesus' words and example -- is something we are not supposed to do.

Jesus came into this world so people might have life and have it abundantly (see John 10:10). Each day lived in Him is a precious gift and needs to be cherished. Each day's time is given to glorify Him and not "put the Lord Your God to the test" (see Deuteronomy 6:16).

This is just my way of saying, when you're driving or doing anything else, don't play chicken with death.

THE PRAYER: Dear Lord, may I, in everything I do, give thanks for the time You have given to me. While death will someday come, do not let me hasten its arrival by doing that which is foolish and foolhardy. In Jesus' Name I ask it. Amen.
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TUESDAY'S QUIZ: Who was Psalm 77 written for? It was written for the director of music and for Jeduthun (Good try Pam and Dianne)

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WEDNESDAY'S QUIZ: In Psalm 95, what do Meribah and Massah mean?

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CALENDAR:

Thurs- 8th grade questioning and reception 7pm

8th GRADE QUESTIONING TOMORROW (Thursday) NIGHT at 7PM and CONFIRMATION THIS SUNDAY AT 11am!!

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REPRESENTATIVE FROM TURNING POINT, ELLEN REED, WILL BE HERE TO TELL US ABOUT TURNING POINT THIS WEEKEND AT THE END OF WORSHIP AND AT BIBLE CLASS.

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Breakfast begins at 6:30am

Prayer service begins at 7am and will last half an hour so that no one is late for school or work.

_____________________________________________________________________________________________

SPRING BAZAAR AND EXTRAVAGANZA COMING UP SATURDAY, MAY 4!!!

Do you like hunting for treasures?? Do you like good deals? Do you like good eats? Do you like to support your church and your preschool?

Then come up to church 7am-1pm and find all that you will need!!

Here's what we will have!!

1. Lunch: sloppy joes, hot dogs, pie, chips, drinks!!

2. Ladies Aid Bake and Craft Sale

3. Vendor Fair- Tupperware, Scentsy, Upper Case Living, etc.

4. Parking Lot Flea market/yard sale

There are still spots available in the basement and in the parking lot to sell your won stuff!! Call the church office today 456-2888!!!

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PRAYER REQUESTS:

For JEANETTE KOEHLER as she is hospitalized recovering from surgery to remove and infection in her leg.

For PAUL TOEDEBUSCH, who will be having surgery June 14 to remove his bladder due to cancer.

For MARY SUE TOEDEBUSCH as she meets with the doctor on Thursday to discuss the results of breathing tests

For RICK SPINIOLAS who has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and will be beginning chemotherapy on Monday.

For NANCY SPINIOLAS, his wife, who is dealing with severe back pain due to many years of using an artificial leg.

For RALPH SPOEDE who is dealing with cancer in both his kidney and in his brain.

For DOMINIC GENTILE, a friend to many at church and in the community, who is suffering with brain cancer and is recovering from surgery.

For JONAS BORCHERT, grandson of Don Nolte, and Pat King's cousin on your prayers today as well.
PAT KING'S COUSIN is seeing the doctor today about an ovarian cyst.

PRAYERS FOR OUR SERVICEMEN

I have been compiling a list of servicemen who are members of St John's so that we can pray for them. Below is a list of them and where they are currently stationed. Please note that their stationing changes quickly, so this may not even be up to date, but it is the last known whereabouts that I have of these guys.

Danny Dreyer- Army- 2nd Lieutenant- graduating from Ranger school Thursday.

Sam Hargrove- Army- 2 Lieutenant- Ft Rucker, Alabama, will be going through helicopter flight school and other training

David Mincemeyer- Army- Army Specialist- Ft. Carson, CO

Jon Rahn- Navy- Hawaii, not sure of his rank at this time

David Tate- Air Force- 2nd Lieutenant- Kirtland AF Base, Albuquerque, NM

Alex Walters- Navy- E4- Guam

Ryan Woolf- Air Force- Airman 1st Class- Buckley Air Force Base, near Denver, CO

If there are more out there that I just don't know about, please let me know, and I will include him/her on the list.

Also, if you would like your family member or friend included in this list, please reply to this email with all the information!

Pray for these guys. Some of these guys are in harm's way right now, others are training to put themselves in harm's way. All of them have volunteered to serve and protect their country (which is you).

St. John's Lutheran Church
Warrenton, MO

Monday, April 29, 2013

prayer request for Tim Linke

National Day of Prayer Breakfast & Prayer Service Flyer

UPDATE THURSDAY, 4/25/13 AT 12:40 PM FOR THE NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER BREAKFAST

UPDATE THURSDAY, 4/25/13 AT 9:00 AM FOR THE NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER BREAKFAST

Thursday, April 25, 2013

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

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